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Black Shark 2 Pro could reportedly come with up to 512 GB of internal storage

The upcoming version of the Black Shark 2 will be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 Plus

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Tech2 News Staff|Jul 27, 2019, 14:11:18 IST

Xiaomi’s gaming brand Black Shark is preparing to launch its next gaming smartphone. While the Black Shark 2 was announced in India a few months back, the company is already planning to release an upgraded version. The Black Shark 2 Pro is going to be announced in China on 30 July and it’s being reported that it could pack up to 512 GB of internal storage.[caption id="attachment_6287451" align="alignnone" width="1280"]Hopefully, the Xiaomi Black Shark 2 will come to India soon. Xiaomi Black Shark 2.[/caption]The news comes from MySmartPrice and they claim that the upcoming smartphone will also come in three colour variants including Black, Blue, and Ice Shade. Based on a Geekbench listing, the smartphone will be running on the Snapdragon 855 Plus chipset that has been overclocked to give a 4 percent boost in the CPU clock and a 15 percent increase in the GPU clock speed. Essentially, the SoC should be able to deliver better gaming performance than the Snapdragon 855.It’s also reported that the Black Shark 2 Pro will be available in three RAM and storage configurations including 12 GB + 128 GB, 12 GB + 256 GB, and 12 GB + 512 GB. The device will be running on Android 9 Pie out-of-the-box and it will support 27 W fast-charging. Nothing else is confirmed or speculated about the specifications. We’ll get to know when the phone launches in China on 30 July.

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First Published:Jul 27, 2019, 14:11:18 IST
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